The unknowing Se Ah looked at the principal with a slight smile. He softened his tone compared to before, a smile hanging on his lips.
“Don’t be too wary, I’m not a bad guy. I want to sponsor Se Ah.”
He handed Se Ah his business card.
Cha Nam Tae. As I heard later, he was so wealthy that he practically owned all of Seoul. He had gone from a prestigious university chancellor to a nonprofit director and was a strong candidate for presidential secretary.
As a former professor, he claimed to have a great interest in education. He said he had personally selected and sponsored scholarship students from nurseries all over the country.
I learned well from the older girls who had lived here. About the good luck of having a guardian. It seemed like a ray of sunshine in the immediate gloom.
Se Ah was currently a freshman at Hwa Min High School and expressed her ambition to join a large corporation in the future.
Nam Tae, who could potentially be her guardian, had a satisfied face.
“She seems very clever.”
At Nam Tae’s words, the principal twisted his mouth into a smile.
“She’s smart enough to never miss being the top of her class.”
Se Ah glanced at the young man who never met her gaze.
“Cha Kang Woo, since you’re here, at least show recognition to your sister.”
Only at Nam Tae’s scolding mixed with laughter did Kang Woo finally meet Se Ah’s gaze, without a word, just blinking.
“Principal, is there anything I can help with?”
“If you’re okay with it…”
As he was speaking, the principal sideglanced at Kang Woo.
“With the start of the semester, the number of university student volunteers has decreased… so it would be great if you could help the children with their studies.”
“If my son can help, that would be great. After all, he is a prestigious university student.”
Kang Woo, who had been looking elsewhere, turned to his father with a shocked expression.
In a subtle moment, but clearly visible to Se Ah, who had grown up under his gaze.
The faint twist at the end of his dark, slightly angry eyebrows and the corners of his mouth. His expression, completely unamused.
Somehow amused, Se Ah quietly laughed. Suddenly, their eyes met. Black pupils, like sprinkled paint, briefly intertwined then passed each other.
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Despite his reluctant appearance, Kang Woo surprisingly performed his assistant teacher duties responsibly. He attended regularly, 12 times a month for a year.
She, who had never waited for anyone, began to look forward to the Saturdays he came. Compared to Kang Woo, who was 23, the boys in her grade were just babies.
Unlike them, who ran around the classroom like wild kittens, Kang Woo’s steps were full of dignity.
Ji Se Ah. When he called her name from behind and she turned around, he never played childish tricks like poking her cheek. His laughter was not bright, and even the faint scent emanating from him was heavy and chic.
The day before he came, despite knowing all the content, she marked stars all over the subject. Not just that. She even overslept, spending over an hour picking out an ordinary outfit, then shyly lowering her head at his seemingly meaningless gaze.
“Are you listening?”
Kang Woo leaned back and tapped the head of his pen on the math worksheet.
“…Yes, teacher.”
“Are you really the top of your class?”
Doubt darkened his black eyes. She didn’t understand why he was asking, so her heart jumped. Did he catch her asking a question even though he knew the answer?
“This is basic stuff.”
“…Oh, I’m sorry.”
Kang Woo lightly laughed and explained again. He made an error note and advised her to keep repeating the wrong problems until they were embedded. Packing his stuff, about to leave, he turned and looked at Se Ah with a slight smile.
“Today’s the last lesson. A better teacher will come.”
At his sudden farewell, Se Ah couldn’t say a word. There were so many things she wanted to say to him, but she didn’t know what. Looking at the dumbfounded her, Kang Woo twisted the corner of his mouth slightly.
“Get into the university you want.”
He disappeared into the pouring snow.
She waited for him without anyone knowing until she left the nursery, hoping he might come again.
She didn’t even know what kind of feelings they were, but it was her first love.
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Nam Tae had provided Se Ah with a place to live after she left the orphanage. He also paid for her college tuition and living expenses.
One day, Nam Tae called her out and a journalist was sitting there. Se Ah was interviewed about her guardian, and the story quickly spread during the downtime.
Nam Tae, who had steadily paved the way to become a politician, successfully won his first term as a member of the National Assembly.
Time flew busily. It was Cosmos graduation due to a semester off. Se Ah disliked these days when no one would come.
So she was going to just get her diploma from the previous professor and go home, but she received a call from Hyun Sook.
“Se Ah!”
Hyun Sook, standing in front of the Humanities main building, waved her hand affectionately.
“Lady. Have you been well?”
“Uh, Se Ah has been well, right? You’ve become more beautiful since I last saw you. Now, take this.”
It was a bouquet that was obviously specially ordered. The message ‘Supporting Se Ah in society’ was inserted among the petals.
Hyun Sook, Nam Tae’s wife, was always generous. On special occasions like birthdays, holidays, and Christmas, she invited her home or took her to a restaurant. If lucky, she could occasionally see Kang Woo.
“How did you know to come?”
“I asked Kang Woo. He looked up on the internet when your graduation ceremony was.”
“Yes.”
Her ears perked up at the mention of his name after a long time. She knew he was a representative of a reputable company, but she was curious about Kang Woo’s wellbeing. She hadn’t seen him for a year, and wondered if he was doing well.
She went to a highend restaurant in Hyun Sook’s car.
Gorgeous lighting decorations, modern interior decor, the vase placed on the square table was both antique and beautiful.
“Do you like the atmosphere? I asked our youngest assistant at home, and she said this place is popular these days.”
“Yes, it’s amazing.”
Thankfully, she replied kindly, then Hyun Sook answered a phone call. Kang Woo’s voice seeped through the other end of the receiver. Each time his low, heavy voice faintly echoed, her heart throbbed.
After a brief call, Hyun Sook spread out the menu in front of Se Ah.
“Our Se Ah is celebrating her graduation, so eat whatever you want.”
“Thank you.”
Even if Hyun Sook said so, she planned to choose carefully, as she couldn’t afford to come to such a place if it wasn’t for her. So, she struggled with the menu.
“Oh, I also called Kang Woo, is that okay?”
“What?”
“It’s a good day, it’s a shame to be congratulated only by me. You’re acquainted with Kang Woo after all.”
At Hyun Sook’s sudden words, she didn’t know what to do. She just put on any clothes because there was no one to come to her graduation, but of all times…
The moment Se Ah was about to open her mouth, a tall figure stood tall.
“It’s been a while.”
The person she met after a year was more wonderful than in her dreams.
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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